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American Pie • American Pie (1971)
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American Pie текст
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The line/the song " The day the music died." was written in memory of 3 singers, under which Buddy Holly, who died the 3 February 1959 together in one plane accident.
I always thought that was unintended... The more you know. I also thought it was a happy and upbeat song but I was also wrong about that too
I think it's "And while Lenin read a book Marx" (not "Lennon").
I was always under the impression that Lennon meant John Lennon
I always understand "Lenin" whenever I listen to the song. To me, it makes a lot more sense, it's a pun, its funny!
And why should John Lennon read a book on Marx? This doesn't make sense to me.
By the way, Spotify also says it's Lenin, not Lennon.. although I know that Spotify is not an absolutely reliable source anyway.
I had no idea about this thing (so the good thing is I come up fresh with no pre established idea) and I can't tell it apart by the listening,
but doing my research, it seems that "the day the music died" is February 3rd, 1959: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day_the_Music_Died.
Makes perfect sense with Lennon, while Lenin would be anachronic.
There's Marx, but there's the Bible as well. It's not absurd to imagine Lennon read a book about Marx. Like all young men (he was 18 in that day), he had his leftist and idealist wanderings, I suppose (and it does kinda show up in "Imagine").
OK, you're probably right. I'm not totally convinced, though... "The day the music died" had nothing to do with John Lennon, as far as I can see (?). But as I seem to be the only person who understands "Lenin", I back down! ;)
I actually thought Lenin was a misspelling for Lennon.
Freigeist, if Lenin doesn't fit into the context of the song, Marx doesn't either.
I actually did read the Wikipedia article about it which was why I thought Lenin was a misspelling for the name Lennon
>" And while Lenin read a book on Marx
The quartet practiced in the park
And we sang dirges in the dark
The day the music died
We were singin’ {Refrain}
The Beatles arrive on the scene. Clearly, Lenin is a play on Lennon, but the correlation to Marx is under debate.
Marx, associated with the Communist Revolution, can be linked to Lennon via the song “Revolution” which mentions Chairman Mao. The dirges (funeral songs) possibly reference the tragic deaths of JFK, RFK and MLK."
( https://flashbak.com/the-day-the-music-died-a-closer-look-at-the-lyrics-... )
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